The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-30

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utstiuttuurl measures lh"u- hi ~ ''~-
.nry o., one ANTI LcI-t
s.,cIA d. -r.,roa .oa.. 1fil E1s iu
LA.uA-A-, I.x.- \u-u-t -
-i tAc recent election '..re ha-
Occu % great deal -a.i about demo.
Gratis. who voted ior roloiuon,
returning to their former political
ISOLATION
The writer l.- a.way- been % u.
dependent u politics, and ia this III
stance voted amt hence Aa j. not
per.ously interested. bat would hSc
10 zee fairness -hown go al. parties
There arc msuy democrats who voted |
.rro. VINO should be received bnck |
into the told. for at most their error J
i- not very certainly too -maii /
10 ia-iiy the forfeiture Of all their |
poMicn. right ard democratic priv |
i.cgc- Many nt them in INES past |
have done woman service tor the |
old party, and ia some instances some |
Of them in order to obtain position !
and Office have Icrchance gone down |
deeper and come ny Mrtict than !
many OF their more favored aud sue. |
rc-sm brethren. II would ccrthim.y |
be Great injustice to thi-, their pros
ont dire d,scomiortusc, TO LAY 10
them, Get thee behind me, ! know
,ou not What more cold hearted
and cruel punishment could be .u
lictcd upon III office ecker than TO
refuse HIM membership In the demo.
cratic party 1t i-po -m4. ,AiDg to
blast tho prospects and hope OF a
iuan who feels his country needs hi-
service refuse ndWi,-iog 20 -Jcu|
ard they became political outca-t-.
This prohibition pHrty, which they
haze attempted 20 build out of the
odds aud ends and political scraps
which have been lcoumuiuug m
Texas for the last twenty-five years,
hH hardly lived long enough 10 die
dcccutly, nudAI cillrt- to Ic-usci,atc
Il Wil now prove iucllcc'WL Though
the yitgNiug influence OF the most
ToWrriul religious battery be applied
- mo most scu-atiyo part OF the
corr p, Dos tho most expert operator, 1t
could not be- induced 10 give one
healthy kict. Nc; no, it is dcad-
dead beyond all nope. and III the
resurrection of Ail the dead political
I-,ues IL Will never have ANY
respectable part. The thing itself
this Ism, hcrcaito r. Ikea di-cmbodiod
spirit, ~ doomed to 20 stalking and
proving about in Texas scchiug tor
-omcwhcrc to crawl in, and finding u
not.
surely they have not placed them.
-c.yc- beyond oil political hope Has
f1n tfaFnApruftN u1x .I
upon the motto that $50 long as the
lamp holds ont to burn, the vilcst
sinner may return ~ These men are
Certainly not beyond this most liberal
rue though their o0en,c he A. scar
let shall 1t be said the waters of dem
ocracy are not all sufficient 10 cleanse
and make ur sound lis
true some old unfcc,iug
mo--back, may suggest something
about those who nave "borne. the
burdens in The heat of the day, aud
those who have gone morhcying
after strange gods and godessce. bur
the lesson OF the prodigial son should
silence all such selfish suggestions.
or they, like he went of from their
fathers home 10 lind u better situation
il VIII pc remembered that that I'M
satisfied young man left homo be
'Husc The old man did not Rppcciotc
him, TO the extent he had invoiccd
himself; and many OF these prohibi,
ton democrats left their old home.
because when the time came 10 draw
for the Offices, some one else was
always getting the long
straw 50 1t struck them
- new party with great broad
moral and religious end would with.
out doubt be- great success. and In
their plastic hands be o., clAl in the
po.tp- However ON the eVculrg ot
the iih day OF August They lifted mp
their eyes and behold, tuoir cNpccta.
tious 30 sangu.uy, had not only. not
been realized, but wcro forever
u.a Ell
Aud tlc, now turn their weary
woe i,gou', tFc toward their ia.
TIERS house, where there Is employ
meut much more reputable than that
which has recently engaged their At
teu'ion. And now, whCl they come
Wit That contrltiou commensurate
Wiih Their crror, and failure. Who
shall forbid them a. tor Is Il NOT
written tir Il m-
man 90 en- tut lt is
divine totorgivC
,na,Wu.h a- there are man. a.
tines. uuiJrtuuRtO-, 10 would pertnr
hr b.-t tONI"ui s1Iuo uniform rule
hE which they may D.. eunl ed 10 ro.
-turrtlDu-O.Yu, 90 their former aaiI.
isuon. lthp. bJDu suggested .omc-
thing u the nature OF . cprtt. ,u ue
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